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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

A New York Centrst sleepirg car porter
Is quoted as saying that he has been on the
road for fifteen years and only two ladies
ever offered to fee him for his trouble.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

From the enthusiasm over Buffalo Bill It
is evident that, rs in America SO In England,
a circus furnishes jubilee enough for the
popular taste.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

-Thompson-Suppose e man should call
you a liar, what should yeu dos Jones (hesi,
tatingly4- nat sized mani
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

An English fashion writer says she pities
girls who dross badly. Her pity must be com
preheusive then, for 1t includes about all the
girls In England.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

Ella Wheeler Wilcox eays hat "the world
has outlived all its passion" Ella seems TO
have got a great deal OF IL into her poetry.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Ornaments,
Leather. etc. Everlasting tenacityl Always
liquid and ready. Free sample Walls at drug
gists and grocers.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

One Of the meanest places to put a man
is In marital attachment to q woman who
isn't known by her husbands name.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

Pise's Remedy for Catarrk is agreeable to
use. 1t il not a liquid or snuff. SOC.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

"A liberal construction of new rules per-
mtts an ulnpire TO make a base hit when q
player calls him a base liar.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

There we're fourteen births and one death
IN ;he month OF April 1T Hastings,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

One who is never without a vice-the car
penter.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-28

We are compensated for the tsrdlness OF
spring by the consequent backuardness Of
the picnic and the red bug season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
PORTABLE GRArrs.
NEw FLAsyr1s Asp BL.yKErs.
sEATON PERRY.
tSuccesOr ~ PERRY a BEorHFRD


sEATON PERRY.
CSuccesOr ~ PKRRY a BgorHERJ
GENUINE ENF1fLD WHITE AND SCARLET
SkkI Nh sHAkEk 4 I-ANNELS.BOTH PLAIN AND
IMILLkD RANGING FROM 3Oc To sl PER
YARD.
BaL.AkDyALE ALLwoOL DoMEr AND SILK
MAtP fLANShLo HANGING PROM :,5c To
NV PLAID. sTKIPEp AND PLAIN coLoREp
ALLWOOL FIASNELS FOR LADIES AND Chill
DEEMS W AR. NJ. SKIR INGI ELANNELS
WITH WHITE SILK EMBROIDERY Al sl 10 O..
HEK lAkD. CALIFORNIA. MINNESOTA AND
WHITNEY ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. ALL SIZES
IMMENSE AssOETMENI OF WHITE AND GRAY
BLANKETS kAN1lNG FROM s.s To sJ PER PAIR.
NOVELTIES II COLORED VIENNA BLANKETS
NEW BED COMFORTS RANGING FROM sl-25 TO
MN MARsEILLEs. AI.LESDALE AND CROCHET
FTit LiSEs W Of bLE3cEEp AND BROWN IRISH
JOHS > BkoxNA sons IRISH LINEN DAMAsK
IABLECIO EHs. ALL WIDTHS AND LENGTHS.
WIZ NAPKINS ALL SIZES TO MATCH
NEN GILMAN LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS AND
h lkS b9 Sih P9zh LINEN
I0NELs EkOa I.5o To sl2 PEE DOZEN,
\ bkLGIAN BID LINENS ALL WIDTHS AND QUAIL
Is4 wiDE TABLE CANTON AT 7oc AND 81.
SPECIAL RALoA;S" IN l0-4 WIDE NEW YORK
MILLS bLEACHkD sHEErlNG AT 2oc PEk
sCAIL DCMEsIIcs AT LOWEST QUOTATIONS.
SSfLAiN FI6U9kS AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
,.-,, Pennsyivanis ave. COZ. 9th ST.
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GEN JACksON's Defense.
What He said I'm 1ess Reply Go Judge
Thurmsam's Grittcissa on Him.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. l1.--Gen- Henry Il. jackson
several days ago wrote a letter 60 ex-senator
Thurman, OF Ohio. in regard 10 the attack OF the
latter upon him. He denies that he ever was an
ofice-seeker; denies the chsnge concerning Ias
Mexican mission; again explains his MaeOa
speech, contendDg there was nothing wrong In IL,
and concludes as follows:
simply because OF my having made speech of
such character, upon such an occasion, 90 AN
audience OF veteran soldiers, called together for
no political purpose whatever, you and the swarm
of insects which have been buZZing about MY
name. delighted perhaps, IN the thought that they
were lnfiicting upon me the venom OF their sting,
have held me up 10 the world as the meanly VIM
dictive enemy OF the democratic party prepared
10 harm IL 70 the full extent OF my malignant
power Is IT possible that We OF The south are thus
10 be welcomed back into the Union even by the
democratic party OF the North? Are we TO
stand Ia perpetual terror OF opening our mouths
anywhere or upon any OCCASION 20 say one word
In commendation OF our past or In honor OF our
dead, or tn vindicatlon OF what we know 10 be the
truth OF history, lest We may say something 10
inJure the democratic party? Is IL not suff1CienL
that We have been stripped Of our property aud VI
many things far dearer 10 us than properly can
ever be? Must We also consent 20 sink into tbs
abyss or silence OF our good name? Must we keep
our peace unless We be prepared 10 kiss the hand
that smtes Us. and 10 place ourselves in
the rank OF trucking hypocrite? Must our
at the home firesides the story OF the past aud
realizing that their fathers dare not repeat it In
the face or the worldi VIII this be the school In
which 10 train them for the manful Discharge OF
the grand duties Imposed by American ciyilika-
tlon upon the AMI mean citizen? From the time
they begin 10 perceive and 10 think for themselves
thus 20 De crushed 60 the dust by the cruel con-
sciousness that, however pure and patriouc Ina
fact their sires may have been In the opinion
OF the world, they were guilty OF an enOr-
nous historic crime, the shadow u which
must rest forever Ike a black cloud OF ignoIniny
upon the pride, the hope, and the manhood OF
their posteTfty? Rather than this, would indeed
secede-not simply from the union of lay fathers,
but from my own native state, dear 70 my heart.
and seek, II need be. q home Ia the depths OF bar
bartsm- Nay, Father than this, would long Tor
that barbara conscience which would enable me,
with one movement OF a devoted arm, 10 sweep
every drop OF my blood In the descending genera
lions from the face OF the earth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

NEW foyk, Nov. 1.-THE police force OF the city
u on active duty to-day on reserve In the sta
tion houses. The anarchists Will be permitted %
meet In their own saloons or halls, but no street
gatherings will be allowed. II Is rumored this
morning That parade or public Demonstration
was intended for to-day. Any such attempt VIII
be very promptly squelched,
superntenoent Murray said this morning That
there need not be the slightest fear on the
part OF the public. as the police arrangements
We're sumcient 10 meet any possible emergency.
scouts at every exposed point IN the city were in
constant communication with police headquarters
all night and morning. and the movements Of ali
the socialists and anarchist leaders wero watched
and reported.
LAWYER wkGESgRs STORY.
The story OF Lawyer August r. wagner and his
dispatch 10 Gov. oglesoy In relation TO the man
who threw the bomb at the Haymarket not and
who had been found In New York Is looked upon
by the police as trick 10 stave on the execution
and advertise the lawyer at the same Tine.
Inspector Byrnes has sifted the story told SUPER
intendent Murray by MaZener. and reports to-day
that IL Is untrue. ON the face OF Il IL Is the at
tempt OF q convicted felOn TO get square With has
pa, whose testimony sent him 10 prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
SOCIAL WAR IN IRELAND.
Resistance 20 Landlords General and
the Poverty Of the People Never


Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Daily Nesos commissioners
in Ireland describes the position as one OF socia
war. Rent has disappeared, and resistance to
Landlords is almost universal The reductions made
by the land commissions average about the same
as the amounts insisted on by the organizer OF the
plan OF campaign thus showing the rude justice OF
Irish methods The peasantry have plenty or po-
tatoes 70 live on, but not money. Taken as q
whole, the country was never more Impoverished.
The government will not go in for land purchase,
which they know Is unpopular, but will push their
local government bill next session, so that with
out any attempt to remedy Irish grievances, the
situation will get from bad TO worse. The great
tory danger is In the urban population, which is
gradually growing anti-coerctOnist Already the
constituency OF the seeding tory member. Evelyn.
has started an anti-coercion association. Mean
while the situation In Ireland will be further exas-
perated by Lord Mayor Sulliyan's Imprisonment,
which now follows from Baron Palliss' decision.
Next TO Brien and Davitt sullivan Is the pop
ular man In Ireland II is y significant tact that
while In Sullivans case q newspaper report was ad-
mitted as evidence, precisely the contrary Is the
Case here, the judges refusing TO accept newspaper
reports IN proof OF facts In dispute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
wHoLEsALE sAsL DELIVERY.

Fifteen % the W Sr~e Despcradocs an
the SoasAWess MAKE Their Escape.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia special from TahleQuoh.
L T., says: A wholesale ial delivery took piece
here last night. and nfteen OF the worst despe-a-
does IN the southwest secured their liberty. hole
laTe enough for o man 20 pass was cut through
The two guards IN the interior were bound SUD
gsxgcd. and the cells broken opcn- Among ihe
prisoners who escaped are flve murderers, IN es'
horse thieves and seven lesser cT1minals "ked
jim one OF the mundcrers has record of kill nI
SIT men. and many OF the Others have rnvAt,
cemeteries. A posse WAS hastily orgsnized and
Il now In pursuit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11


CRY GovERNMKNT.-The city councils met last
night. The mayor proposed q new departure a. %
the chain gang. In It's present methoc OF work.
convicrs obtained clothing and lodgingas the pub
lie expense, did very little work and managed 70
get beer and whisky. be recommenos tne build
Ing OF q shed at the jail yard ana the employ uent
OF prisoners who prove useless In street cleaning
In breaking stone for street work. The botrd OF
health submitted revised health ordinances for
more efhcient policing OF cutters and prohibiting
box priyies within fire limits They also urged
again the @ ol Certain - Inc SUI
was again presented, it being urged that the
present effect OF the ONCE was only the collection
mittees and Will be settled during the winter
The auditor was authorized TO settle al election
bills on proof OF service. The finance COMMITTEES
Ramsey, executor, p. Francis N. ID. Gregory,
Jeanette Leadbeater and others for reduction Of
taxeA the time for appeals having expired:
the application OF y. PAN Orders for Stone Cross
ing al Duke and Wolfe streets with Washington
casis csss and Royal streets ana ss%s psn s
KSSoErs rrxrIAR.-The oid Dominion Com
mAncery ofncers were Installed last might In The
presence OF the commandery and OF numoer OF
ladies and other invited guests at the asum, Ma
sonic Temple. ID. g. Commanoer Jaa =. bislAs
ofuciated IL the installation and fnspe'sion, and
the occasion was maoe most pheasant ebe.
CouKls-The Circuit court .. s, ~
In the case q Rotchford Riordan FOR The serte-
ment OF the estate OF the late y. kotc nforo- the
shaye of Tboa DWyer was ordered 90 be paid "a his
aftorpey In Hall w Hall an tnterlocu5ory ORDER
The court vim Be IN session several dayA
NorR-Tbe rooms OF the state deInoclat1c CON-
mittee wese csosed last evening until The next
csmnafcn--Nr. Agnew has tendered ais tug 70
me Eonnt vernon avenue committee IN copnec-
tion Win the preliminary surveys Of thai road
The dscin0a Il the hay-scaie case has teen assia
posrponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
THE IOWA ELECTION.
A1naOss Compsese Returns show Larrs
beess Plarattty 90 be f6.00o.

OeeSs PIArattty 20 DC fo.VVV
DEs MorSKs. Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE Ntafe Register
now has returns complete nom e6 % tbs ~
oDunties OF the state. These give LErrabee
plurality OF l630d In these % counties
Cam Qaoon received 11o52 voies and Farnham
u,rohibliou) Ill. Larrabees majority over all Ia
the nineiy-six complete counties Il 5.2s0 HIS
plurality In the state will be about ldoO0 and his
majority about 5,oo1 The returns 10 the Register
snow that there win be thirty y-nine repubiican
majority IN the legislature, with the senate In the
Clarke and Warren districts in doubt, and e1cR
SIDE Claiming it by two majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
What He Says Here Thought Not 60
Represent His Real EeelinGS,

Special Cable Dispstch TO TIE EvKsrxo star
LONDON, Nov. ll.-Mr. Chamberlatn's confident
forecasts OF the success OF the fisheries eommis-
sion are, OF course regarded as diplomatic utter
ances which do not represent his real feelings ex-
pressed to friends here. When first asked to take
part In 1t he agreed, because he thought he might
get credit out Of the affair even II he did not ne
gOtiate q settlement Privately, he has never
been sanguine. His friends, wh5 know his abili-
ties as well as his railings have not the slightest
hope OF q successful issue, nor believe had at
the moment or leaving England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

Hard Life on the Oyster Boats.
rHRRR MORE VICTIMS TELL THEIR STORY 10 THR
POLiCg.
Three white men applied for lodgings at the
frst precinct station last night They said they
had been -shanghsied" by oyster men, and were
just from the oyster beds down on the bay. Ser
geant Boyle told them Of other victims who had
recently been given lodgings, and asked them II
there was such place as "Hungry River" They
told now Sadiy % tney had BEEN tresfed' and thss t
they were compelled to begin work each morning
at O'Clock. One or them remarked that be
would rather be dog chained In Q back yard
than be compelled 70 stay on an oyster boat tor .
season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

NARRfAog LIcRNsm.--NarTiage licenses have
been Issued by the cierk Of the court TO w. q
snow and Annie Donaghe; George II. Kennedy
and Kather1Ae Moore Williams; Henry HUM and
Sallie Buckier; Robert Roane and kmmA AdAma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
A Resolution Adopted by the District
Com lnl siOMerS.

The District Commissioners have under consid-
Grafton the improvement OF Rock Creek Over q
year ago numerously signed petition was nled
with them BY citizens directing their attention to
the desirability Of improving this creek. The pc
tition represented that the creek within the city
limits was IN a deplorabie unsanitary condition,
which is brought about chiefly by its receiving
large amounts OF sewage and the fact that It's
mouth Is closed by the outlet lock and dam OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal causing q long
stretch OF comparatively stagnant and sewage
polluted water. During the past year an lnvesti-
cation mas been made. and at q meeting of the
board or District Commissioners yesterday Com.
missioner Wheatley offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
"Resolred, That the Engineer Commissioner is
hereby requested TO prepare for the consideration
or this board In time for transmission to Congress
with the annual report OF the Commissioners for
1887, project, with estimates OF cost and other
data, for tunnel and oIher work to carry The
waters OF Rock CT OK IN the most direct way
practicable from lyons, MN TO the intersection Of
WHAT COMMISSIONERS WEBB AND wHyArIxY sAY.
Commissioner Wheatley has been very active in
bringing the matter to its present condition, and
he believes that the benefits which VIII be derived
from it will more than repay the citizens for the
small additional burden OF taxation that may be
nothing btlt vast sewer; unsightly and unwhole-
some in the extreme and dangerous to the health
OF IN duuAtlon 10 THIS IL O0f3 Tree
communication between West Washington and
Washington.
Ihe Commissioners do not think the cost Of
making such improvements as may be determined
upon Will be more than 100000 They propose
that the District and the United States shall bear
equal shares OF the debt but that the District
was adopted for the payment OF the expense Of
building the Boundary sewer.
Commissioner Webb said that he always has
been In favor OF this plan, and that 1t has formed
subject Of discussion ever since he became Com.
missioner. He thinks tt will be splendid thing
and should be done II the money necessary can 6e
obtained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

NEwroaz. R L, Nov. 1l-Informataoa has oeen
received here that the throe-masted schooner
NagR1e T. smith. with coal from newport News
roe Portsmouth. n. r, went ashore last night q
veal WflI probably b toeal lnsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
WILSON WILL RE ARRESTED.
And President Grevy's Resignation He
garded an Certain 90 Follow.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EvESNo STAR
LONDON, Nov. 1l.-Greyy has said TO the French
ambassador here that he will never part from his
family. This, therefore, absolutely carries his
resignation, which will be farther hastened by
signs that Wilson will have q complete downfall.
The fraudulent substitution OF harmless for in
eliminating letters to Madame Lamousin is neces-
sariiy pretudicial TO him, and magtsteral inves-
ugatlon Will now take place. The chambers Will
then probably sanction his arrest, and Grevys
resignation follows. There Is further reason FOR
believing that Leroyer will be elected president.
By Associated Press
Wilson Leaves the Elysee.
PARIS, Nov. I'm. Wilson has ofncially LEFT the
palace OF the Elysee, the residence or President
Grevy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
THE BOGUS INTERNAL MACHINE.
The District Attorney makes q new
Charge against Hopkins.

The district attorney to-day fled IN the Police
Court a new information against shcrburne @.
Hopkins the correspondent who sent the bogus
machine TO the house OF Chief Justice Waite charg
ing him with an attempt tocommit felony, which
charge Il Is stated gives the Police Court lurisdlc-
ton OF the case and does not require It TO be
to the grand jury. The paper is endorsed: "Inior-
nation for attempting 10 obtain money by false
pretenses" The witnesses mentioned on the paper
are Detectives Ran and Horne. Henry V. Boynton,
William T. curtis. Robert J. wynne. Charles NJ
Pepper John s. shriver, Mary Jane Farley, Thorn
ton Taylor, william J. Hickey, and Clf1ord Rich
ardson. The Information charges, on tie oath Of
Detective Horne, that hopkins had for the period
OF two years been q newspaper corr spondent;
that during that period "a usage prevailed among
newspaper correspondents, when one OF such per-
sons became possessed OF Information coDceraing
matters or general pubic interest ana concern,
which was not possessed by Others 50 engaged, for
such person SO Aforesaid possessed of
such exclusive Information, 20 impart the
70 be by them published as news and ia return
therefor, and the price thereof 10 receive frOm
for the same according 10 rates from time 20 tiine
prevailing among such correspondents; that said
Hopkins was familiar with said custom, as was
also one Henry V. Boynton, hereinafter more par
ticularly referred TO; that said hopkins wickedy,
designing, and intending 10 cheat ard defraGd
sald henry V. Boy nton OF the sum OF s.. die, un-
lawfully fraudulenIly deceifully ana falsely, pre-
tend 20 said Boynton that some person unknown
had sent through the mails, and caused 10 be de-
uNefeQ 10 Cnltl usllct W dJe, an lnIernd ma
chine calculated 10 XII or inficI bodily harm upon
said Chief Justice Waite, by means OF whlca hs
endeavored unlawfully 70 obtain s. from said
Boynton."
The second count OF the Information charges
Hopkins with attempting 90 obtain the same
amount OF money from Win. T. Curtis, IN the same
manner. This Is the nrst charge OF the kind ever
made against any person In this District. IL IN
generally understood that the charge OF conspiracy
against Hopkins and sperry Will be Withdrawn,
and that sperry will be used as q witne - against
Hopkins on the above Information.
THE CASE CONTINUED UNTIL rExT WEEK.
The case has again been continued until Tuesday
OF next week. IL is thought that another informs-
tion charging Hopkins with violating the postal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

rHp EvrSrvs STAR 10 served TO subscribers m u
etfy hx rsrr,rS on scco1nt at 10 cents neS
veeA or t4c PER mouth CoTies st the counter &
cent: each By @aIUPSts ~ 18th psepa'd-So cents
tFr,sr,i At the Post once At " ashinrsop d q -
nrpond- class mail mstterI
TBr WEEKLY SIAR-pubiished on rrfdav-nr n
yesr postage prepaid Stx months 50 cents
IL All mail snhscriptions must BE- paid In advansss
n paper sent longer than Is paid for
hates OF adysrtisin made known ON .nn,,e.,,o,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

The CARLrsLK-THoBE Confess. the New
York Worlds report OF an interview with Mr. Car
nsle, copied In yesterdays STAR, the speaker Is
represented TO have said: 81 nave heard that Mr.
Randall Is assisting Mr.. ThObe" 1t Is asserted
Oh behalf OF Mr. TnObe that neither he nor his
counsel have had any communication with Mr.
Randall or sought his aid In any way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

THx cErLUIoID TRUSS
= That never breaks, never v<nrS ont alv.x. rlsan
- s@n be while bathing
CHAs- FIsHER'a
NJ rra,.- 023 7th street northwest
Ia risaER dsvoses her attention 70 the wan . Of
- ~>>-S1>A ml
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

MRS. CLEVELAND and Mrs Folsom returned to
washington from Bridgeport, Conn, this morning
about 10:30 O'Clock, and proceeded direct to the
Whlte House They were accompanied by Col
ana MRS. u. 8. Lamont, who had joined them aI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
HOvsEkKEpEKs GooDs

HOrsrKErrrEs GooDs
TABLE LISLSs. TOWELS AND NAPKINS
WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE ABOVE GOODS
STOCK Is LARGE AND BARGAINS MAY BE Ex-
PkCrID. BAkNEsLYs DOUBLE DANAsK. TWO
XAKSs WIDE. WORTH sl 20 PER YARD. FOR al
FINE DANAsK AND NAPKINS TO MATCH. AT
PRICES THAT WILL AsIoSIsH YOU EXTRA BAR
GAINS IN TOWELS. SEE OUR &c. GOODS. THEY
SURPRISE EyEKY ONE
Z G. DAVIS
s1S Market Space.
FEW PIECES OF THOSE CHEAP RIBBONS
LEFT LOOK AT THEM No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

NAVAL ORDERs-Ensign j. j. Blandin has been
detached from the photographic ONCE, Balti-
more, and ordered 10 the Trenton; Ensign s. d.
Greene, has resigned, TO take eject February 10,
lSsS -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

HELIoGRAPHIC SIGNALING. - Lieut.. Findlay O
the signal Service, to-day submitted to Gen. Shert
dan design for photographic signaling devised by
him, which will convey Information by sun flashes
a much farther distance tnan mas been hereto
lore done In this country or any other The im-
provements over previous methods are regarded as
valuable.